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3.5
Issue ID
HUBX-939
Regression
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[HUB] Unity hub reports incorrect Module status after removing modules from the root Unity version directory
Steps to reproduce:
1. Open Unity Hub
2. Download a Unity stream (e.g 2022.3) and select Android Modules to install (NDK, JDK, SDK)
3. Once downloaded, navigate to "UnityVersion/Data/PlaybackEngines/Android" and delete the NDK folder
4. Go back to Unity Hub -> Installs -> Add Modules
5. Observe how it shows that NDK module is still installed even though it was removed
Expected results: Unity Hub detects folder directory changes and shows that a Module folder is not installed
Actual results: Unity Hub does not detect folder directory changes and shows that a Module folder is installed even though it isn't
Reproducible on: 3.5.0
Reproduced environment: Windows 11, Windows 10
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